Lawyer Qian Wenjie,Senior Partner of Gaopeng Law Firm,took two years as the lead to complete translation,proofreading,and updating

Recently,the Law Press launched the"Practice Guide for Investigative Lawyers of the US International Trade Commission 337(Fourth Edition)".This book is a Chinese translation of the original English book of the same name(A Lawyer's Guide to Section 337 Investigations before the US International Trade Commission),which summarizes the practical experience and essence of the top lawyer in the US 337 investigation field,Tom M.Schaumberg,and his law firm over the past 40 years,The translation,proofreading,and update were jointly completed by Qian Wenjie,a senior partner of Gaopeng Law Firm,and a partner team of Zhonglun Law Firm over a period of two years.

Compared to other trade remedy measures,the response to the 337 investigation in the United States is more difficult and costly,resulting in many Chinese companies being deterred.Nevertheless,the 337 investigation rule treats Chinese and American enterprises equally and is not discriminatory.As long as Chinese enterprises actively respond,they can effectively reduce the negative impact of investigations on exports.If you can understand the 337 investigation rules and formulate reasonable solutions based on the characteristics of the enterprise's own products and technology,you are expected to successfully respond to such investigations.

To this end,this book systematically introduces the rights and obligations of each participant in the 337 investigation through analysis of legal rules and cases,expounds the important role played by the United States International Trade Commission,the important procedural rules of the 337 investigation(such as evidence discovery,court hearings,and other investigation procedures before and after the 337 investigation),and the basic strategies for prosecution and response.

I hope that through this book,Chinese export enterprises can gain an in-depth understanding of the 337 legislation and practice in the United States,so as to respond more calmly to such investigations.

(This article is translated by software translator for reference only.)